ond Using Single. on the part of Has prought the old, time-' This move pay dividends. Last snse out of the moth-|sell could Scots suffered through |: ‘and his dhe and fh band of| year, the season, but with2 the pe throwing it at the|a long 1-7 chewing single| ‘T-formation clubs in grinding, clockwing offense, Ben Lomond) ec. e tall end | could find itself ‘ in ea few games this of the scor rei? Die” "#7 will © field dnda Ben Lomond team, young and untested one that is short on size. But what the Scots lack in bigness and experience, they figure to! make up in hustle and desire. SEVERAL LETTERMEN Several lettermen are back for another season of varsity competition. Wing bac k. Les Townsend, fullback Brad | Starkey and quarterback Roger i Morris are the backfield returnees. Morris will be switched | to tailback in the new offense. | Returnees along the line in| ‘clude tackle Dave Geary, de-| fensive ends Bob Hill and Mike | Pluim, linebacker Kay Chap-. man and defensive backs Scott. Gilbert and Rod Whitney. The Scots do have a number | ‘of good looking newcomers. junior tailback Jerry Burnett has all the physical tools and’ could be a big surprise. Other. top backfield candi- back’ dates include blocking Brad ulmston, tailback and ~ defensive backs | Is and Danny Syl-, | ‘ste football coach Jim ‘tase starters. instrucoi ght) gives i ithe blocking Players are: Les | Townsend (left) and David Geary. ves Tap indidates along the line, include guards Charlie Yamashita and Paul Driver, tackle ell Curt Bingham.-®